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  1. The Logan Inn

    Cocktail Bar

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    The Logan Inn is a neighborhood cafe by day and a cocktail bar by night, with 28 rooms stacked overhead like an upstairs neighbor who never complains. Mornings mean Graffeo coffee, pastries, and sandwiches, then the lights drop and the martinis take over, Vesper included, with a nonalcoholic one for anyone driving or pacing themselves. Plan for a casual laptop-and-latte stop that turns into a date.

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    • Chicken caesar salad sandwiches

      “The inn serves as an expansive neighborhood cafe during the day — pastries from pastry chef Meg Galus and chicken caesar salad sandwiches — and a cocktail bar at night.”

      Eater
    • Panzanella salad

      “The inn will serve as a neighborhood cafe during the day — serving Graffeo coffee beans, pastries from pastry chef Meg Galus, sandwiches, and a seasonal panzanella salad — and a cocktail bar at night.”

      Eater

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